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Trek 2000 expects US$15 mil in revenue from aviation system tie-up; shares surge

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Trek 2000 expects US$15 mil in revenue from aviation system tie-up; shares surge
“This partnership marks a milestone forward for Trek as we extend our proprietary technologies into the aviation technology space," says Wayne Tan of Trek 2000 / Photo: Albert Chua
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Trek 2000 International surged by more than a quarter after it announced that it expects revenue of more than US$15 million through FY2027 after it signed a deal with software firm Aboard AI Inc to co-develop an AI-powered solution to improve maintenance and flight safety mainly aimed at the North American market.

For context, the company's most recent 1HFY2025 revenue was US$9.6 million.

Under the agreement, Trek will provide its wireless memory technologies, which leverage NAND and Dram systems for data-intensive processing and secure transmission, with Aboard AI’s proprietary artificial intelligence algorithms to compute and analyse real-time flight data.

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